The Surgeon Who Knew Nothing
For three years, he walked the halls of the state's most prestigious hospital, wearing a white coat embroidered with "Chief of Surgery." He was charismatic, confident, and incredibly popular. He performed complex procedures on over 500 patients, earning accolades and a six-figure salary. Patients trusted him with their lives. Colleagues admired his "natural talent."
But the facade cracked during a routine administrative audit. When the hospital board attempted to verify his credentials for a promotion, they found a ghost. His medical license number didn't exist in the state database. His university transcripts were missing. The panic set in immediately. A deeper background check revealed a terrifying truth: he had never went to medical school.
"He learned how to hold a scalpel by watching YouTube tutorials."
The investigation uncovered a trail of digital deceit. He hadn't spent years in residency or studying anatomy. He was actually a college dropout with a background in marketing. He had purchased a high-quality counterfeit diploma and a fake board certification on the Dark Web for a measly $500.
Police arrested him in the hospital parking lot yesterday, still wearing his scrubs. He is now facing hundreds of counts of assault and practicing medicine without a license. The hospital is in chaos, facing massive lawsuits, and 500 patients are now left wondering if the "successful" surgeries they underwent were miracles or just incredibly lucky mistakes made by a con artist.
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